Mabomba

04/03/2026

When you don't know EXACTLY what's going on, it's best not to say the wrong thing. Let those with a deeper understanding in that matter say what needs to be said. The Prophetic teaching to those who believe in the day of reckoning is to "utter what's upright or remain silent"..

26/02/2026

Don’t take this prayer lightly:

O Allah, protect me from accidents, from sickness that weakens me, from sudden death without preparation, and from the whispers and plots of Shaytan over my life.

Ya Allah, place barakah in my days, safety in my body, light in my heart, and protection around me from every harm seen and unseen. Do not let me leave this world except in a state that pleases You. Ameen 🤲

20/02/2026

Almighty. Make us among those who fast sincerely for Your sake. Accept our worship and nights in prayer which we do in full submission. Keep us away from heedlessness and forgive all our sins. Aameen. ‬

18/02/2026

This is a sign📌 You could have been looking at any post right now, but Allah picked this one for you to see. Everything you've been asking for in your Duas is going to happen soon. Your tough times are done, and Allah SWT is going to bring happiness into your life. 🤲

18/02/2026

A prayer for those who fasted last Ramadan and have since passed away. May Allah accept their fasts, forgive their sins, and grant them the highest place in Jannah. May He shower them with His infinite mercy, ease their journey in the grave, and grant peace to their souls. May Allah surround them with light, forgive their shortcomings, and grant patience and comfort to their loved ones. Ameen 🤲

16/02/2026

Almighty. Keep us focused as we approach Ramadan. Starting the race is always much easier than what comes later. We ask You for endurance & resilience. Keep our hearts firmly attached to You, knowing You always have our backs. Aameen.

14/02/2026

With Erling Haaland – I just got recognised as one of their top fans!

14/02/2026

Three days before the death of the Prophet ﷺ, his pain began to intensify 💔. At that time, he was in the house of Umm al-Mu’minin Maymunah (may Allah be pleased with her). He said, “Gather my wives for me.” When they had gathered, the Prophet ﷺ asked, “Do you permit me to be cared for during my illness in the house of Aisha?” They replied, “Yes, O Messenger of Allah, we grant you permission.”
When he tried to stand, he was unable to support himself. Ali ibn Abi Talib and al-Fadl ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them) came forward and carried the Prophet ﷺ, supporting him as they took him from the house of Maymunah to the house of Aisha. This was the first time the Companions saw him in such a state.
The people began asking anxiously, “What has happened to the Messenger of Allah? What has happened to the Prophet of Allah?” They gathered in the mosque until it became full and crowded. The pain and fever of the Prophet ﷺ increased greatly.
Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) said:
“I have never seen anyone suffer from fever as severely as the Messenger of Allah ﷺ. I would take his blessed hand and wipe his face with it, because his hand was more pure and noble than mine.”
She then heard him say:
“There is no god but Allah. Indeed, death has its agonies.”
The concern and sorrow of the people in the mosque intensified. The Prophet ﷺ asked, “What is happening?” They replied, “O Messenger of Allah, the people fear for you.” He said, “Carry me to them.”
Water was poured over him seven times until he regained some strength. Then he was carried to the mosque and ascended the pulpit. This was his final sermon—his last public address.
He said:
“O people, it seems that you are afraid for me.”
They replied, “Yes, O Messenger of Allah.”
He said:
“O people, my meeting with you is not in this world. My meeting with you will be at the Hawd (the Basin). By Allah, it is as if I can see it from where I stand now.”
Then he said:
“By Allah, I do not fear poverty for you, but I fear

12/02/2026